As has been pointed out in the 'Bulletin' before, tha Indonesian C.P. is a firm supporter of the Chinese C.P. and a fierce critic of Jugoslavy 'revisionism!'. However, the following extract from an editorial in Harian Rakjat, the party's paper,May ¢ird, indicates thet the Indonesian C,.P. has nothing to learn from the Jugoslavs in the way of 'revisionism',
" The Indonesian C.P, has ostablished the base of a workor—poasant alliance and formed the broadest possible 2nd the most solid national united front with other patriotic and democratic political parties and 211 sections of people, because the national united front is the most effective weapon for eliminating imperialism and feudalism and for completing national revolution- it paves tho way for Indonesia to advance towards socialign, “
"To strengthen the national unity of the revolution, the Indonesian C.P, holds that the five principles which form the foundation of the stats are a correct weapon and an effective tool for unity, and Ghat they should be carried out faithfully and not be used to obstruct unity and sow seeds of disruption. Ths party will always work for tho unity of the poople and oppose disruption, and will work at all times for the splendid prospect of the Indonesian people- the prospect of an end to the exploitation of man by man. In its present activities it will concentrate its efforts on national co-operation with Nasakom as its core, on the thorough realisation of the political manifesto, and on the change of Indonesia's social system."
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